I am a published novelist exploring the intersection of power, technology, ideology, and human agency through speculative and philosophical fiction. Drawing on decades of experience in marketing, systems thinking, and organizational behavior, my work examines how narratives, institutions, and incentives quietly reshape belief and behavior.
Author of The Workshop and Nachash’s Narrative, novels that trace how systems of authority evolve into mechanisms of control.
My current work, Dreams and Dissension, expands these themes into more explicitly philosophical and political terrain, exploring reason, dissent, and societal fragility in technologically mediated cultures.
Through all my novels, I examines a single enduring question: What happens to a society when truth is perverted, information morphs into a tool of power—and freedom becomes a story people are taught to forget?
